A stepping stool for the weaver, and a perch for a snake.
The weaver's moonch. 19, 36
The moon is a stepping stool for the shadow woman who weaves clouds with crab claws (19). Words are sewn from it into Yaldabaoth's sanity, “and the Moon says the same” (36).
The snake's moonch. 17, 18
“Your snake son of moon” (17). “Leviathan as Snake on the moon,” constricting a shadow above the desert (18).
Knocked from the skych. 22
Leviathan knocks the full moon out of the sky, revealing Saturn and Jupiter behind it.
Crescentch. 2, 19
“Under a dark crescent” (2). A thin daylight crescent hangs over the tree of death (19).